Google debuted a router today called Google Wi-Fi that’s aimed at better distributing wireless internet throughout a home. It does this by allowing users to place multiple hubs around their home. The new router is a continuation of Google’s OnHub router project, announced last year.

The new hardware is white and cylindrical like many new home devices seem to be these days. The device connects to a mobile app that allows the owner to actively manage devices on the network. Google Wi-Fi will be available for preorder starting in November. The single pack will cost $129. Those with larger homes can purchase a three pack for $299.

Here’s Google Wi-Fi, its new attempt at routers. Looks Eero-ily familiar. Available in December. $129, or $299 for a three-pack. pic.twitter.com/eu8aS4bQAp